[HIGHTECHDUDE]

This evil little bitch was very nonchalant. At the end she uses her phone to text a friend to come over and see her handy work...

I'm still hoping to find some crime scene photos.

BRANDON, (September 20, 2024) — A Mississippi court found Carly Gregg, the teenager who stood accused of murdering her mother, Ashely Smylie, 40, and attempting to end the life of her stepfather, Heath Smylie. 39, guilty.

Gregg, currently 15 years old, was found guilty on all fifteen counts and was sentenced to life in prison, a punishment not often dolled out to minors.

The court was shown a video of the deadly shooting, which took place in the family’s home on March 19, 2024. Gregg, who was fourteen at the time of the murder, is said to have shown little remorse for her actions, which is partly what prompted the severe sentence. After killing her mother, she waited for her stepfather to arrive at the family home. Heath Smylie testified that he heard shots ring out before he was able to open the door completely but was able to secure the firearm from the teenager.

The defense, knowing that much of the scene was captured on film, did not deny that their client had killed Smylie, instead trying to show that Gregg had serious emotional and mental health issues. The defense attempted an insanity plea, citing a history of self-harm and that before the shooting, she had begun to hear voices. However, Gregg’s conduct after the shooting, which included inviting a friend over and sending them a text that read, “Are you squeamish around dead bodies?” efforts to tamper with evidence and lack of remorse led the court to dismiss the defense’s argument.

One of the witnesses in the case was Rebecca Kirk, a counselor who had treated Gregg in the weeks before the shooting. Kirk testified late last week and spoke to Gregg’s demeanor and character based on their nine sessions. As a student, Kirk described Gregg as ‘gifted’ and said that those around her had noted her intelligence, which was something “she was proud of.” However, these gifts came with a darker side in the form of isolation. “Sometimes when you’re so gifted and different from others, you might feel lonely and a little bit more isolated,” said Kirk during her testimony.

Another expert, Dr. Andrew Clark, who evaluated Gregg, explained that parts of her past could have contributed to her behavior and mental health issues, including the death of her sister at age four.

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[Stanh80]

"Non-binary Teen" those people, trans etc are all deeply mentally ill

[kellyhound]

that's one little disturbed girl.

[Flapmon]

I bet her and the step Dad touched tips, something weird going on there ...

[zhazoo]

Fucked up twat. Hope it gets taught in prison.

[Tony76]

Kids are so confused nowadays.
Like, "non-binary," what is this?
I blame social-media for this mess...

[lostindisorder]

Originally Posted by Tony76 ↗

Kids are so confused nowadays.
Like, "non-binary," what is this?
I blame social-media for this mess...

Not really, i assume it's always been about it's just there wasn't a name for it. You just were who you were. Many girls like to be feminine & are feminine, many aren't & don't (hence tomboys), many are just themselves without fitting into a stereotype or locked in gender role.

[Stanh80]

Originally Posted by lostindisorder ↗

Not really, i assume it's always been about it's just there wasn't a name for it. You just were who you were. Many girls like to be feminine & are feminine, many aren't & don't (hence tomboys), many are just themselves without fitting into a stereotype or locked in gender role.

Yeah, no. Girls were never asking to be called sir and boys maam.
Typical "it was always like this" fallacy.
It wasn't

[x68000]

Maybe it was just me, but I was more interested in seeing the 2 dogs reactions.

Definitely not guard dog material